[NSRCA-discussion] six sided loop

[J N Hiller]

The six-sided loop is flown with horizontal top and bottom segments. It has
been my observation that the description of the maneuver usually includes
"on point" if the maneuver is to have the corner on the top or bottom such
as "Square loop with half rolls on point". I don't think this is a hard rule
in naming convention so you may find examples where it is omitted.
Jim Hiller

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[mailto:nsrca-discussion-bounces at lists.nsrca.org]On Behalf Of Eddie
Batchelor
Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2008 7:30 AM
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Subject: [NSRCA-discussion] six sided loop

I've been looking at the Advanced schedule some.
I visualized the six sided loop as starting with a point on the top at the
center line and ending back at the top at that point.

Now I was just looking at the D-1 website and they have a Geometry Spider
Web which allows you to visualize all different shapes.
It shows the six sided loop as sitting on one of the flat sides.  Is this
correct for all six sided loops or does it change from schedule to schedule?

Obviously I have not dug thru the descriptions to see if I could find this
answer - I asked here first. :-)
Eddie
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